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Sources: Ravens' Isaiah Likely fractured foot, could play Week 1
Baltimore Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely suffered a small fracture in his foot at the end of Tuesday's practice, sources told ESPN. According to sources, if all goes well in Likely's recovery, he is expected to return early in the season. It's possible Likely could be back for the Ravens' Sept. 7 opener at the Buffalo Bills.
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The Baltimore Ravens hire longtime NFL official Tony Michalek during 2025 training camp to help reduce penalties.
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